The phrase "as excised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been removed or cut out, often referring to text or content that has been edited out.
Example: "The final version of the manuscript was much shorter, as excised portions included lengthy explanations that were deemed unnecessary."
Alternatives: "as removed" or "as deleted".
Because her subject is intimacy, often but not necessarily sexual, because she has a gift for inventing details that feel authentic, as if excised from an unwitting, living victim, Mary Gaitskill commands her readers' attention as few fiction writers can.
In general, it is conducted to reduce labium majora and minora, as well as to excise vulvar verrucous and edematous lesions as much as possible.
For this reason, there was a greater number of cases with a margin measurement of <1 mm (n=269; 42.2%) than were classified as incompletely excised, as described above (n=196).
The kooky girl with the wooden leg, affably played by Ms. Goldenhersh, could comfortably be excised, as well as the dumb bug-eating business.
After aspiration of the contents in the cyst that was serous fluid with slightly turbid, the cyst wall was excised as extensively as possible (Fig. 2b).
PCR products were generated by using primers designed to include ends of the gene that was excised as well as flanking regions of the gene.
The first true leaf of each plant was excised as close to the petiole as possible and the weight was recorded.
And the first thing that fans of the book will notice is that Mountstuart's schooldays have been completely excised, as has his later sojourn in Africa.
Meat had pretty much been excised as well, but that's a separate topic altogether.
At 24 h post-tail-vein injection of Cu-porphysome solution (100 150 μL, 16 23 MBq, 150 200 nmol pyro-lipid), the mice were euthanized and organs excised as above.
The allelic variations were marked using custom PERL scripts and SNPs with 50 bp on each side of SNP were excised as before.
